Friday, July 20, 2012
How do I adjust the resolution of my Retina display?
If you need to adjust the display resolution
choose System Preferences from the Apple () menu.
Choose Display.
The Retina display offers scaled resolutions that allow you to have text and objects appear larger on screen, or to make them appear smaller which provides more space on screen. Note: Scaled resolutions do not offer the same visual quality as the Retina setting. Scaled resolutions may also impact graphics performance depending on which applications you are using.
Your MacBook Pro with Retina display has 2880 x 1800 pixels and starts up in its native Retina mode, which is the recommended resolution for use on this computer.
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